Spock~~~~~~~~~

Bradford 2022-05-23 16:40:03

Spock peas is really pink and lovely. He was quite handsome when he was young, but fortunately, the LN Grandpa version of Spock is back, no one can replace him!
Saavik is very good. It would be great if the two people were combined when SPOCK erupted. Haha~
KIRK's son is still very good. He sacrificed himself in the end and was very brave, although I had never liked him before.
When KIRK's son died, KIRK was very sad. He fell to the ground and covered him with clothes after going down. Unlike some people say, he only cares about SPOCK.
I have been and ever shall be your friend~~~Although KIRK died in the following movie, Grandpa LN and WS are still alive and healthy. It is our greatest happiness~~~
Although Dr. McMcy is old, that pair of babies Blue eyes are still so bright~~~
SPOCK’s dad is also very human in this episode,'my logic is uncertain where my son is concerned, dad is great~~~
This time we've paid for the party with our dearest blood. Fortunately, I live in an era when the third film has already been filmed.

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Star Trek III: The Search for Spock quotes

  • Sulu: Keeping you busy?

    Prison Guard #2: [getting to his feet, he towers over Sulu] Don't get smart, tiny.

    Prison Guard #1: [entering Bones' cell] Admiral, Starfleet...

    Kirk: This man is sick. Here, take a look.

    [as the guard gets closer, Kirk knocks him out]

    Sulu: [restraining the second guard as Kirk and Bones come out] Side elevator. Agents on their way up.

    [flipping the guard over and zapping the control station]

    Sulu: Don't call me tiny.

  • Saavik: It's time for total truth between us. This planet is not what you intended or hoped for, is it?

    David Marcus: Not exactly.

    Saavik: Why?

    David Marcus: I used protomatter in the Genesis matrix.

    Saavik: Protomatter. An unstable substance which every ethical scientist in the galaxy has denounced as dangerously unpredictable.

    David Marcus: It was the only way to solve certain problems.

    Saavik: So, like your father, you changed the rules.

    David Marcus: If I hadn't, it might have been years or never.

    Saavik: How many have paid the price for your impatience? How many have died? How much damage have you done? And what is yet to come?